Bournemouth University · Full-time with year in industry
Sport Business Leadership
Advance your knowledge of the sport business industry and how it is led by individuals and teams. Learn to critically assess and act on a range of global issues that have implications for the success of sport businesses and leadership. Why study MSc Sport Busi…
MSc2 yearsFull-time with year in industry
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Faculty of Business and Law · Biological and sport sciences
Advance your knowledge of the sport business industry and how it is led by individuals and teams. Learn to critically assess and act on a range of global issues that have implications for the success of sport businesses and leadership. Why study MSc Sport Business Leadership at BU? - Expand your knowledge about a range of sport business and leadership theories to analyse the strategic leadership of sport organisations - Choose to complete a 30-week work placement to enhance employability and improve your performance as a sport business leader - Learn from a team of research-active expert academics who have strong ties with industry - Benefit from the flexibility to study this course part-time or full-time - Engage and network with industry guest speakers, who offer specific sport management knowledge, experience and insights - Graduate with the skills and expertise to succeed in a range of roles in sport business, sport entertainment, and sport leadership. Sports scholarships If you’re a high-performing athlete and on a regional, national or international sports programme, you can apply for one of our sports scholarships – designed to provide you with the funding to take your sporting abilities to the next level.
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A Bachelors Honours degree with 2:2 in any subject, or equivalent. If English is not your first language you'll need IELTS (Academic) 6.0 with a minimum of 5.5 in each component or equivalent.
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